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CatalogPort

Your Lightroom Classic photos, in a folder or in Apple Photos, and current after every sync.

CatalogPort showing a Lightroom Classic catalog: collections in the sidebar and a grid of photos, each marked with its sync status.

Sync that remembers.

CatalogPort knows what it has already sent. Run it again and only the photos that changed go out; everything else stays put.

Printed photographs filed upright in a light wooden box, a few marked with teal tabs.

Lightroom does the rendering.

Every file is rendered by Lightroom Classic itself, through CatalogPort's own plug-in.

Strips of film negatives on a light table, one strip glowing warmer than the rest, beside a glass loupe.

Your structure, your settings.

Keep your catalog's folders as they are at the destination. Save presets for size, format, naming, and metadata, and reuse them with any catalog.

An open flat-file drawer of photographic prints sorted into folders, one folder teal.

You choose what goes.

Nothing syncs until you select it. Commands that cover a whole folder say so in their name.

A hand lifting three landscape prints from a spread of photographs on a table.

Stays on your Mac.

CatalogPort never connects to the internet. Your photos and your catalog don't leave your Mac.

The CatalogPort browser, working with a Lightroom Classic catalog on this Mac.

Requirements

macOS
macOS 14 or later
Also needs
Adobe Lightroom Classic 11.4 or later
In development

CatalogPort isn't available yet. Questions? Write to support@i4xstudio.com.

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  2. Adobe and Lightroom are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe in the United States and/or other countries.
  3. CatalogPort is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Apple Inc. or Adobe.